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Modern youth is less interested in sports; generally many young people sit before the computer’s monitor playing different games. However there are those who bound their life with dynamic physical activity. Parkour is very popular among youngsters.
Parkour is modern sport, art of obstacle passing mainly city jungles. Parkour appeared in France not so long ago and at once win the young people’s hearts. From the French language “parkour” is translated as obstacle line because the main goal of parkour is to occur fast in definite place using only your own body. The parkour creator David Belle considers that parkour allows changing your concern of the world and surrounding area, to accept obstacles as barriers and to find a way out. People who go in for parkour are called tracers, they wield power and speed. As I know authorities of some countries want to add parkour to the training course of policemen to tackle crimes more effectively.
I think parkour helps people to know their body, to learn to trust themselves and to be strong. Sure enough it doesn't do without injuries, but the main thing is not to give up, to be self-assured and resistant. It is very important to be engaged in physical activity for health promotion, and parkour is the discipline combining sport and philosophy, i.e. it develops both body and thinking. Современная молодежь мало увлекается
Объяснение:
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How long has man been on the earth? Let us travel 5,000 years into the
past. We are in the days before man 1 (had learnt) to
write. Recorded history 2 (has not begun) yet. Let us go
further into the past to 8,000 years ago. We are in a world without
cities or towns, houses or roads. Yet there are people, about five
million of them, 3 (living) on all five continents. They
have cows and horses and they 4 (are farming) the land. To
find the first man we must 5 (have gone) many hundreds of thousands
of years into the past.
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